The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
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Notable Suptlnls in Hebrew Families La at
Evening. -iJ q ii5. ~
Tho most notable social event in the
Hebrew eizc:cs Of Wheeling that has
taken place ior long time past, wac tho
marriage OF Mr.. .Eenes! Basrj and Misc
Lille Gutman, both Of this city, LAST even
Ing, OF the Arion club house on the South
Sidc. The ceremony took place shortly
before 0 o'clock in the isrse bail room,
and WIS followed by q reception in the
psrlo.a and q sumptuoun dinner, All the
details were carefully and tastefully ar
ranged, and the entire affair waa one Of
tho most complete and elegant of the kind
that haa bsen celebrated in the city for
several eeasous past. II {. Il
AZ early as 5 o'clock cs7risyes oorl.
msnced rolling up to the msin entrar &c,
and the gussto ssiEhting under the psyii.
lion that had bssn eree!sd oyas tho sider
walk, made thei, way to the Directing
rooms and thence to tho big hall, where
the wsdding ceremony WEE 10 tsko place.
This room. weH very prettily decorated for
tho OCCASION: Along the front Of
plants in proiusion, while the arch ever.
head was relieved by lace curtains artis.
tioa!ly drsped. Ropes Of green pine " ere
uaed to advantage in decorating the E'slls,
and from the corners OF the room 10 the
chandelier. In the contre OF the stage vas
reared huge d oral harp, and there yore
other smblamstlcal designs I about the
room. Us. $50 ~ " Is 55i(5
lille the affair wa1 very elegant one,
1t was at the 1amo time very ouiat, the
guests being limited to the Immediate
family connections Of tho two principals
The1e, hoyeYer, made large and fashion.
able asaenblsSo. The toiletu Of thelsd
were almost without exception note,
worthy, and added marked brillisncy to
the event. s II s. 5 5s.. riII-t:5s
Tho bridal psrIy made its appearances in
the. hall, herslded by the strains OF Kra-
mer'a orchestra, which played Menasls.
sohn'a Wedding March In asplendid inan-
ner. The party appeared in tho following
order: The ushers, Mr.. Louis Swsbscker
and S.r. Milton Gutmar, brother OF the
bride; Mr.. and hrs. David Gutman, Inc
parents Of the bride; Mr.. Henry Boar, the
oldeas BROTHER of the groom, and Mrs.
Basr, and the bride and groom, 554 RI
They Eefo met In fronE OF the sIase by
Rabbi sess!er, who III q hrief md irnpres.
slve manner pos!ofnsd tts eoieIun cere.
nony.G BY cuatom OF the Hebrew, the
relatives named were the only attendants
sl,oyed. While the ceremony was being
performed thu ORCHESTRA plsyed in q soft
manner, Gall Mo Trins Own ]sSl}5iii
+ Tho b.lde Is the oldcot daughter OF Mr.
end MYs. David Gutman, and ia eli arm.
ing aud estiuabls lsdy.3f she was attired
in lovely bridal roho Of ivory white 3ialli.
fraacafse, elsborssely trimmed with pearls;
long square court train; high! In tho neck
and elbow sleeves; bridal veil: diamond
ornaments and boquct OF loees, |5 N,
The groom Is tho youngest son OF the
leto Gimon BBsr, and lis a member OF tho
largo Thoaeocle firm Of Simon Bael's Sons.
he, as well ,ss nearly ell the gentlemen
present, was attired in full d,ese, Eoth
the bride and groom are well known and
well liked in thoir circles, and start out In
E!c together, followed by the best wishes
OF host OF sr:oadss. "
a Mrs. Gutman wore o superb 7scertion
dress of black brocaded velvet ,en$ tfaine.
tsimEc5 / inRwhite, with pearls. Mrs.
Baer wore Q handsome black silk robe en-
traine. * 4 =
81 The ceremony was followed by recap.
ton in the parlors, and this in turn by a